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REAL ESTATE.
BUsINEeq AT THE rycg.vo,

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE 3D.,
InomAs Poe foTuery With Adrian H. Muller sss. ~
soa private stable no ~ East sixty for sla7Sa
Inc onsrs" amounted to over Million COMPRISING ~
orrsf Insurance Companys building for sso a
important block in Easast. with fsesanA
S pcs s9S a." Tomphsvs Tns p'op
liner: wa. ca, 90 IN. brokers' meeting four or I've
nd Tor :a located
threesiory front anil rear MnbsrTvsS
dcwc aSG s sSsssr sGss:
s%a nouse In Le1ns'onave near Twenythdst. Tor
%S Co nsy: s :S %
$4,000 They have also coli Tor Mr Walker
q 1asy g. 90 East and
NEw-YoRK, Monday. JAN 3. 1887
Ihe following sale was held at Exchange and Auction
BY William Kennedy d Bra
and S4s Eas. slsts'. g ns. 100 Of istaSe
plot 69xlOO5; Katzenberg. $3l SOC
RECORDED REAL estate TRANSFERRING CITY.
the o, estate recorded
.d isi,: A. zoo ,t. # i,hays soyae io Wo
ga sr.o f NJ 81 SO s'S'0'
7sSrso s az r Nos o. % and o. Iiorasst 2ex
i H%,s s%s u: /; q isiSSi
s.m Ssn nrcn. LILO nsrr.st . 226oo
s.ms Weld and another 10 inteI"st e7.So0
Sans, son AMI wife 70 Weld and another slOin CISCO
D.. Weld and another ? 10 interest 675oo
70 2Isz osnlIiyan and wife 70 q Acksrly. e26oo
lstaye " 2a3 It Of liths, 2Ox79; FtzsiInmons
Same properly Jas Hyde to Fiinsia,non. and 'O00
0thsvs O.. $50 II Of esth St ooxioo. Jas Fi1pat
o., REG ssa wife 70 9 Mstioon $1,000
N Huber 1850
>, and wife TO @ Muller .,a;; =. 10000
to ss1's 49, 49, osn .sa F %s
sStl. NJ is oi5tnave. 2S;loa2 John Kean '00oo
-, and wife to J sennugg a. :, 900 $4,000
ingtnn;ave: 1869; > CHORD and another toM
SD St ss go II Of shave 2o1iO04; But 1898"
o, ties and ws 70 p u Dn.r' 1850
elsis.. 5s5 Sdave 2o1ioo5; Ella: and wv
wife to- / Miller r, =, a.. ,a 2i.ooo
wall and VIE to pa Cassidy 1890
losds 40 lSi FAST 3oxloo executors, etc of VIM 49,.
3dss 4aeite Of Avec, 233xs7 John sack and
2ss.. - 7S%s Of adavc. 25i74i; Aug Breie .O.0O
22asi No 542 west 2SsoS0 Fcrd Ferguson and
Se e To- ad 5y: @s Wa: and Il Nave; md 1880
property Drsya,s ana wife to Wen and
9asvs 2s OF 7i:I:i 2SsiGi PEPPER and .'''S
ls,hsu 20 nfsssa Madison ave TO- 2100o
scott and wiis 70 DIeeisel; $1,000
sehnueg and wife 70 MatteIn and wife. $1,000
ho6s,a ana vic. $1,000
sed wife e " FINLEY; 1880
riur and to L BossOne 1900
aStt n II Ys,b anal as9 81 a.Saaye
Soit Haven ;an:l s7s,22s. si,SR ya1s son
ana la" hns sas isstS
Pear, ". 40 an 10y sSE and ps 10000
nierhll and wife 70 Silverberg 10000
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6teamboats ano Railroads.

NORTHERN Raj ROAD OF NCW-JERSEY.
trains leave from Chamberss Station tor Engewoo6
Tenahy cioster sparkl aud Yv.ct $3.50 7so $50 Ssosns
1880 ;l5 320 400 4:50 $40 3;ln $50 300 1880
p 1910 midnight Sundays 7s0 S:3O M 90 and 500
For Nanuef spring Valley Monsey and Talimans $50
73O, $50 400 $40 Sundays $3.50 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
11roucea 6.
AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFl1cE.
H.-L.AL .llu \ = 4

ROOM 200 STEWART BrfnivG
No. $50 BROADWAY. INV YORK. December "a 1895. )
ITO CON lRAC IORS.
Bid or proposal. for constructing section 40 Is OF tho
York will DO vel at th, until the 18Th lay II
January 1857. O'Clock at which place aud hour they
.oaers The contfaoi- wico MADE oy
inc portion Of The sad Aqmeiuet ior The eon-te1n Of
which 6is are n, invited - The New .1ie M ds2,
walsh sad House and tho inclo.ei chambers ,or
such foundation walls drains and The excavation Tor The yrt
Length ct s , r o. Win e Tenth Avenue cate
OF The building or supesirurture excepting Windows AM
doorsl OF all rehlng grading and wasting Ct materials and
zach hid must 20 nco-ed in seale envelope Endorsed
Zach bid nu place OF rrsneuct OF the
person making the 'ane an tH n,9,' 81 All tis M inter
other making bid Tor the
raul iha no member Of The Hqaenrt commission or Of tc
depu', TIER o. 81 clerk ,,fen OF ON, 81 NE eorpo
work TO which It re aics. or IN tho profits thereof
r same that the srvrrai matters ieein satc% are True
and must be accompne y certified check upon National
ie. than a"o per cent ofhe amount OF lilo scGy rrqned
@ Sa not a % % me- @ Sg mutt be SSS
tie %" iTcr X de OFT. except those II the .ae
bidder i'll lie rnlncd by the ConpiIo,r 10 the persons
asarsa II Inc bidder ,ha ne lee, or e u.s.. TO
10 him, the amount Of M deIos viii 10 forfeited 70 and re-
tanned by tho NY Of NcwYok. qudated damages Tor
40 the laws NJ 1883 but ~ he shall
thin the Time
will he returned 10 him.
The amount required
ton thousand dollars and tho
nr hOusrhofcr- resident
the Of New YORK who must collectively qualy
double the of the bond approved surety
under the laws OF this rtate.
residences of tho suietles DC
the bida
The AQucduct Commissioners reserve tho right reject
any and all bids they deem II for the bet nteres OF city
so Ia ito.
Blank OF bid proposal proper envropes I'm
forms OF contract specifications
aud all other Information required he obtained
above Office of the Aquetiuct Commissioners
BY order OF the Aqueduct Commissioners.
JOHN c. sHEEUAN
secretary,
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A Ill fares reduced. -StOnlngtOn Line. The
N .a,ur,o inside Route Tor Boston. Providence" anu AL
q england pointS -. ..unv,n.N,,E
susLyl.ss ,uiv. sJ W BUsrON, - - 10 rROVlphNCE
uno cih avo ul hlIhs fesI " @Nt
1b , ,xur.ss TRAN andidS ior PrJNiu
lAtiOr GALS "ctweon sto'n~s 'hui"s sn'
bosLou " NiiAhnh- $500.
nSw No 81. Norla tIVcr, Ono oloo<
ul.,y, A. " ,taiiy cAccpt ounuAyA
~ r,Ir ucu ',Oil, .Ncw-f
DAY LINE u,..,.,,,u ,.,.,. -, .., son,,
-. VIA Penn H. H. 400 T.. fsIot Gals " baltimore
,.nr r.lno. s.lin.is al Cu Uint AL olJ -sL
Sa,,ny, q "a m Ii. V. IUMfhINS, ochi fsss Agent
~.
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Professional.

- - 49,
A GENTLEMAN, experienced in literary, ed
~ itOria and educational work Il open mt
New. York and Boston Address
OXFORD GRADUATE, Boz 1882. NowYork.
COPRANO having studied in tins Country and
~ abroad will substitute In church. Call address j. H.
BRYAN 81 East l4thst.. Ne~.York
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Gitn propsrip for Sole.

A FOUR STORY, HIGH STOOP, FULL
size hrownstone house for sale West 3lsst close to
6t for $4,000 also ON est 2lstst, no. for S4OO0OI
. also Oh West J4u-st., do, for 500, 100
T. y CLAKKsON & CO, IS Liberty-st
A rTENTION IS called to those elegant first
n class houses Nos T. 10 and IL S0th-st ABBY
premises 10 Owners u ". & v. A. WILLIAMS
EOR SALE.-Valuable investment property IN
l. Beckmanst. rutland WHITING Beckmsn.st
.,UR SALE. Nos 1lS and 122 West 7lst-ss
honses 81 and 81 feet ieep ,otiysy handsome eT
elaborate interior nlt)rN Ll Ictipl u
best prices reasonable Inquire ON PREMISES
q. ". HAMILTON, Builder.
OUR New Printed Lists of Jan. l, houses for
~ sale. mailed 10 any address.
rs. CIA .KsoN & CO.. IS Liberty st.
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4 pIcASANT WINTER TRIP.

THE STEAMSHIPS Of rliE RED - LINT AMI ~,
sa,ln. every twelve days 1s uwSIs aprrtan!tys -
Island Of caIsoa W so, voyage 70 w., s ara pro-
y,dc,t with every mIisrn ~. rll trip IL m.is ~ 'oH
and CONT OF passensers ~, ,sia,-s apply
wsckA rasssgs. tAt nss ~. Bi.Iss & DALLErL 81.
Sos MessgcrA Al ssA-ss
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK.
AICnMOND. OLD POINT CoAkORI.
AND THE SOUTH

November st 1886 Express train for Cape
Charles, Old Point Comfort and Norfolk. vLstns
NEW.YOKk, PHILADELPHIA AMI NORFOLK
RAILROAD
VIII leave Ratroal station SewYork. daily
p. M, arriving Cape Charles u; Old Point $40
NOr,olk ~ klchmOuai VIII leave Gaps
Charles IN. MOniay esluosay AM FRIDAY. arrlv
ng there D. IN. s,cpng Through 10 Cape Charles
icgcts amt sleeping LtIlhs Ilckos
UAl,e tho Pennsylvania naiiroau COMPANY
W. ~ .'N SuY@ H. A. SOJsE IL r. II r. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04

business properip for Sale ano 60 fet
4 LOFT TO LET with steady power, for
"A manufacturing purposes splendfy lighted good oca
20OxlU with ext GOsjO h aied by steam sle
yAtorj will divide Apply 64l West 23d-sL
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A -KOSTON. NEWPORT, NORTH AND

N haol, FALL NV LIN. DAILY toUNDAlo "a.
III ". Muifay st. ~
N M l..rue auu bhlo PhONl'
ur,,Lr. L.hnteu W eie..ric.ty, Heateu W stcaui -
OK. Ne, "a olEAMEiA Come tloh
NV Annex l,al ,un Brooklyn JcIbvy city At
b.,l uyu Lowest iAtos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04

NEW HAVEN. Steamers leave Peck slip
~ Pier 70 h. ~ u J ant IL III. tsuntsys oKce Ite
Steamer, ~ time orrtTy Grams north ind 't'L
LALL RIVER LINE--FARES REDUCED
i BOSTON - Newport. - F.n river. 81 FIrstcL.ss
limited re luctIutDN Eastern ponta
Steamers BiI ~Tot ,utr. "a = eAyo New.fork on
nit ats HNce' Oh tbb \ H. Pier
On e. Murryst Connection via Annex Boat from
Ht,oklyn n rersay " u. ~.
IoNu WATER ROUTE FULL MOTIFS REST.
morning trains Boston, short al. rio lu ne ~ MN
Ilcscts tli
NAV r.rure II lrlDcil hotels TAnsior bni ucSos
Offices nj the office on Pier ~ an on ,toI ucrA
~ kGEORGE l. CONNOR
BOIDEN q LOWELL. Agents GEM Pass Agent
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THE U. $. AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. co.

Il American PASSENGER line II. Thomas Barbados,
Para Ma"tnnaIi Cr.trA AMI Pernan
STEAMSHIP tOBAN, W n '-'lay, January 5. at 10 L
For ST. Thomas, Barbados Para. Marnhan PorL
Bahia An Klu Ito Jdco connecting for santos Monte
and ~ay ports.
steamship ADVANCE Thursday. January q. at 10 - IN.
From Newport News, Va. -ocon day after at !
PAULF GERHARD n Co. zen Agents 81 Broad St, ". y.
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excursions.

~ G.. SHAYNE has parked down prices
. s,alsk,n Wraps, Walking Jackets and Nisitts io'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
Gounlrp propsrtg for Sale ano 90 Get

A GENCY FOR MON"CLAIR and vicinity,
~ Bargains In dwellings. building site and
iaims CLARENCE h. TUBES. Beekman.si. Room 7a.
A Lii country property our specially; resi-.
~ drDces coltiges farms. sc. every where Dcsroe wha
w, thout charge PHILLIP & WELLS. Tribune Building
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JED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

DED STAR LINE.
IL FOK ANTWERP AND PARIS
sailing f,oin New York aud Antwerp SATURDAY.
Eh y IA "a slah. Dec. ~ 900 IN
NO IiLA saturday ia 4. .t3D n.
talani Winter Rates FIRST cabin -bO AMI 80. E1cur
5llU sni ri25 Second cabin. eia EXCURSION. sJd
Siecrsg- lowest
PElER -, HlGlir q ~0N~ cont Agts 50 BroUiway
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Jnsirnrtion.

MISSES ROHR will resume their classes for
VI Young Ladies Little Girls 25j West 69th St, near
West Endsve Octobcr+ separate classes Tor boys Resi-
t.I.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-02-24
Ayers Cherry PeCtOraI

Has preserved the lives of great numbers
of persons, by arresting the development OF
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and Pulmonary Consumption, and by
the cure of those dangerous maIadieS. It
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medicine far superior to all others in the
treatment of Group, the alleyiation of
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and Influenza, ailments peculiarly incl
dental to childhood and youth. Prompti-
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class In of the utmost Importance. The
loss of single day may, in many cases,
entail fatal consequences. Do not waste
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medicines of doubtful efficacy, while the
mklady Is constantly gaining q deeper
hold, but take at once the speediest and
most certain to cure,
Ayers Cherry Pect0raL
PREPARED By
DR.. j. C. Aver d Co., Lowell, Mass
Sold by all Druggists.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-02-24
MISCELLANFOU
An Efficient Remedy

mary Affections is AYERS CHRppy
PECToRAL. As such it is recognized and
prescribed by the medical profession, aud
In many thousands of families, for the
past forty years, it has been regarded es an
Invaluable household remedy. 1t il \
preparation that only requires to be taken
in very small quantities, and 8 few doses
of Ii administered in the early stages of a
cold or cough will effect speedy cure,
and may, very possibly, save life. There
Is no doubt whichever that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
GOVERNOR SMITHS SISTER.
Her Death Just Before That or Her
Distinguished Brother.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l

lSitflhl NtlcEIdui 10
ATLANTA, GA, June 1.-The death OF the
aged and distinguish he'd Governor Smith, OF
Virginia, the other day was telegraphed all
over the country. Governor Smith had a
sister vino for many years prl)r to hlsdeath
was resident OF Georgia. Since the war
she had lived in Atlanta. She was the wife
and widow of the late Rev. Richard john
son, prominent divine OF the ET iscopal
Church. This lady, at the advanced
age OF seventy-seyen years, died IN
tins city Just six days before her
eminent brother passed away at the
age OF ninety years. The news Of her death
was dispatched TO her distinguished brother,
who, Immediately on receiving the tele.
gram, dispatched sufficient sum Of money
to purchase beautiful floral Offering, which
arrived In time TO be laid upon her tomb
during the funeral exercises. Several years
ago the only daughter of Mrs. johnson
died, and her taking off doomed the Old
lady TO a life OF comparative loneliness. Her
faithful friend was Colonel f. w. Broyles,
Of the Atlanta bar. His devotion TO her was
as beautiful as il was dlsinterested. He IL
was who dispatched TO the old Governor
the sad news OF his sisters death and re-
ceiyed the reply in reference 10 the touch.
ing memorial. The funeral over, Colonel
BrOylts wrote the old Governor the details
OF his sisters death, as had been requested
IN the telegram sent. To that letter no
response has ever been received. /. may
be that the warm heart OF the devoted
brother had been stilled forever, and his
white hand was cold in death ere the letter
reached him. There is something exqui-
sllcly pathetic, and perhaps provldential,
in the story Of this aged brother and sister,
so near each other ia their beautiful heart
devotion, and yet so distant in space.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02

Death of Daughter OF an English
Lord.

The following story comes from New
York:
There died IN an humble apartment
in this city the Other day a woman with a
remarkable history, II her statements are
Trustworthy, and they certainly bear the
evidence OF accuracy. Her death had not
been reported ~ the papers, because even
her nelghbOTs did not know her real name,
and none OF the newspapers had traced
down the woman or her record. IL l. from
iJieDd ~ The woman. who lad heard the
story frequently, that | have managed to
obtain il. Ii is laid the details were given
10 4 certain extent in one Of the papers
here some years ago, but II that be true
they are wo.tb repeating.
The woman wss the daughter Of an Eng
lish lord and was The helrcss 10 a moderate
estate. 90 the esiate adjoining lived an.
Other lord 10 whose son she was beiroihed.
When tic Crimean var brOse out, 20 mlny
years ago. the lover euli.te1 despite tue
o prctesiations Of bis family and friend.
The int lev months after his departure
bteIs wee receigcd with regularity from
bIp. and he seemed to be in good health
aud spirits. suddenly all correspondence.
c'aseO aDO no tijlngs could be obtained
His name did moi appear in the dcath.l.t.
Wilcn were forwarded ana published la the
London pspers. II was evident he WIS
either SICK or prisoner. AgOnized with
iear and anxiety she could stand the sus
p'n'e no longer, and determined 10 90 10
quest OF bin. Her parents forbade her
jeoyiDe aud her friends di.suaded her Tor
a short time.
The silence proved unbearable, no geyer.
sDd 'De finally stoIe from home one ni2ht
and made application for the position OF
nurse. This she received. and before her
relatives bad obtained a clue N her where.
ab0uts she gas on her way n the centre OF
the conflict. Reaching the Bosphoru, she
was placed In one Of the hospitals al a
Email town near the border. She scanned
~nh tagerness the faces OF the sick and
dying. She found no signs OF him she
sought. Remembering that he might be ia
pe same condition as were the poor sol.
diers around her she entered into the work
OF ministraiion with all her heart. Her Ell.
forts we're rewarded IN an unex pected way,
Tor one day IN talking with one OF the
wounded men she ascertsined that he had
been To the same regiment with her lover,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02

WANTED, ALL THE CUSTOM
w Frs Of the late Crump 4 West, Coal
Dealers. 1919 Cary street. 20 know that am
still in the COAL AND WOOD BUSINESS, and
that there Is always a hearty welcome ana a
vacant chair for them at my Red-FrOnt Coal
ONCE, l5l4 Cary street. opposite the old stand
CPhOne No. 2SSl, whether you desire 10 make
purchase or not. G.. II. WEST.
Ii affords US great pleasure TO recommend
Mr. c. II. WEST 10 our friends and former pa
irons. c. {. THON.
j. X. CARRINGTON.
Crump s. West were successrs 10 p. X. Car
ringtOn. my 29-lw
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And 40 They Were Married.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

IOPVVIoI DIoFdT-II.I
REIDsyILLE. y. c., June Mr.. Thomas
W. Tuggle and Miss Rosa l.. Ingram, OF
Lynchburg, Va, were married this eve
ming at the Exchange Hotel by the Rev.
MIR. Stamey. Of this place. The couple ar.
rivtd on The morning train from tie North,
accompanied by Mr.. II. W. Tugglc, Jr.,
brother OF the groom. A messenger was
dispatched 10 Wentworth for a license, and
the ceremony was performed at 3 O'Clock
in the hotel parlors. The parties leave to-
chit on The northern train.
This place is getting up quite a reputa
ton for entertaining Virginia couples who
skip 10y the light Of the moon.
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AUCTION Yntnre Days.
BY Quaries & McCurdy.
and
John r. Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoDeers
rg,RUSTEES SALE OF DEsIRA

N'RUSTEE'S SALE OF DEsIRA.
4 BILE EAsT-END LIBBY.HTIL PARK
DWELLINGS AND BUILDING SITES AT
AUC1ION.-As surviving trustee In a decd Of
trust executed by II. w. Tyler and wife ~ W.
Goddin and John T. Goddin. trustees. bearing
dGieFebruary 10. 1870, duly recorded in Rich.
nODd Cbancery Court, Deed-Bo0k li6 &, page
80, default having been made In payment Of
the debt secured thereby, and being required
10 do 30 by tho beneficiary. shall sell, AT pub
Nc auction, on the promises, ON
THURSDAY. JUNE Q. 1887,
at o'clock =. g., tho following described
PROPERTY
/. natyALUABLETwo STORY AND BASE.
MENT sTOCK-BRICK FRONT DWELLING
No. 1901 east Main street libby nm, contain
ing eleven rooms. bath, range. &C., stable and
carriage house. Lot n feet inch 10y IA feeL
2 BRICK DWELLING No. $J03, adjoining.
similar TO abOvo-baih, stable, o.. lOt HKlH
feet.
B. VACANT LOT adjoining above on tho
west AT the corner If Nam and Warehouse
streets, - feet inches by IA feet more or less
I. VACANT IOf fronting 20 foot on south
side Of Main between Thirtieth and lhirty-arst
streets and running back about i6j feet. VIII
nc subGlyidcd II desired.
3 That DESIRABLE TWO-SrORY FRAME
DWFI LING No. HJl5 east Main street. con-
tanning about six rooms. lot q feet Inches
by lGU feet more or less.
H. TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING No
30i7 east Main street. containing nine rooms,
water, gas, &c. Lot 35Xl52 feet.
:. VACANT LOT, adjoining above on the
east. fronting about % feet on sOnth side Of
Min street and running back 80 feot-
This PROPERTY being so near n Libby and
Chimhor8zo parks and having such beautiful
views Of the river and surrounding country
would make desirable homes or pay well a. In
Ycs'mcnts.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash a. 20
$3.50 with interest from the l9th Of February,
lsS7, and expenses on sale. by consent am
authorized 10 announce TIC terms will be one
third cash balance In six ana twelve months,
for negotiable notes, interest aided. secured b.
deed Of trust. JOHN r. GODDIN,
io1 Surviving Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02

A UCTlON SALE OF A BEAUTI-
"A FUL, CENTRALLY-LOCATED LOT.-At
the request OF the owner will sell, upon the
premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE z, 1887,
AZ o'clock 4. NJ, the LOT fronting IS feet on
the west eide Of First street between Cary and
Canal streets and running back 40 feet.
The time has now come when vacant lots
conveniently located must b. improved 20
meet inc demands Of business men, who can
not anoru 70 lose the time necessary In going
to aud from the distant West End There h No
neigLbCrhood In the city in which houses are
Ia greater demand, and everybody who wishes
to make sensible investment should attend
this sale.
TERMS Very liberal E.A. CATLIN.
pi A1ctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02
BY Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucioneers,
llCS Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF TWO-SrORY
"a AND BASEMENT DETACHED BRICK
DWELLING, SITUATED AT THk NORTH
WEST CORNER OF CARY AND MADISON
STREETS GO 300 WEST CARRYING shall
ofier for sale at public auction. upon the pre-
misses, on
FRIDAY, JUNE 3. 1887,
at 81 O'Clock =. NJ. the PROPERTY located rs
above.
Tho dwelling contains eight rooms, city
water, and cuiyert connection, and there Is also
a frame kitchen ON the lot
Tie lot fronts 30 feet on the north side Of
Cary street and runs back a good depth 70 an
alley ia the rear
The improvements are In good order, and Is
situated In locality that l. rapidly improving,
which viii cause the property 10 gradually en-
hance In value.
Terms: AT sale. SUTTON & CO..
Tel AuctiOneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-02

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL
~ be made according 10 law for the RE-
NEWAL OF CERTIFICATES Nos. 1916, 53l7,
53lS. 1919 for fl7l each, issued by the Common
wealth Of Virginia, for deferred interest and
payable 20 bearer. the same having been lost
or destroyed. my 26-Thit